Fresh reactions have continued to trail recent developments in the controversy surrounding allegations linking the President's Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamila, to an alleged fake Federal Government agency.



The latest discussions followed a reported interview with Prince Matthew Adeyemi, who has been identified in media reports as the alleged operator of the agency. During the interview, Adeyemi reportedly denied ever meeting or communicating with the Chief of Staff, insisting that he had no evidence connecting Gbajabiamila to the matter.

According to the interview, claims previously circulated on social media suggesting that evidence existed against the Chief of Staff were false. The interview also reportedly challenged the authenticity of an engagement letter that had been shared online and attributed to the Office of the Chief of Staff, describing it as fabricated.

The interview has since generated widespread debate, with several public commentators, including media personality Daddy Freeze and comedian MC Ezzy, arguing that the latest claims reinforce the need to avoid linking individuals to allegations without credible evidence.

Legal and political observers have continued to stress the importance of due process, noting that public allegations should be supported by verifiable facts and official investigative findings. As of the time of this report, no official investigative authority has publicly announced findings implicating the Chief of Staff in the alleged operation.

The developments have further intensified calls for responsible reporting and caution against the spread of unverified information across social media platforms.